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Home/Toyota/Aygo/Mk2 (B40) 2014-2021/Specifications, Dimensions and Weights

Specifications, Dimensions and Weights

Reviewed by the Service Reset editor · Updated September 25, 2026 · How we verify

These instructions apply to the Toyota Aygo Mk2 (B40) 2014-2021.
For other models, please choose your vehicle here.

Full specifications for the Toyota Aygo Mk2 (B40, 2014–2021), laid out by variant. This second-generation Aygo — a joint project with the Peugeot 108 and Citroën C1 — was sold almost exclusively with Toyota’s 1.0-litre 1KR-FE three-cylinder petrol. Figures are compiled from the manufacturer’s Certificate of Conformity and workshop data; confirm anything critical — weights, tyre sizes, fluid grades — against your own car’s papers.

Each column is one specific vehicle taken from its Certificate of Conformity — a single engine and, where shown, body style. Dimensions and weights are specific to that body and engine; other body styles (hatchback, saloon, estate, coupé, etc.) differ, so match the column to your own car.

Dimensions
 1.0 1KR-FE (2014–17)EU1.0 1KR-FE (2018–21)EU
Length3,455 mm3,455 mm
Width (excl. mirrors)1,615 mm1,615 mm
Height1,460 mm1,460 mm
Wheelbase2,340 mm2,340 mm
Track (front / rear)1,430 / 1,420 mm1,425 / 1,420 mm
Weights & towing
 1.0 1KR-FE (2014–17)EU1.0 1KR-FE (2018–21)EU
Kerb weight930 kg840–900 kg
Gross vehicle weight1,240 kg1,240 kg
Payload (approx.)310 kg340–400 kg
Max axle load, front695 kg—
Max axle load, rear695 kg—
Towing (braked trailer)Not ratedNot rated
Engine
 1.0 1KR-FE (2014–17)EU1.0 1KR-FE (2018–21)EU
Engine code1KR-FE1KR-FE
FuelPetrolPetrol
Cylinders / layout3, in line3, in line
Displacement998 cc998 cc
Max power51 kW (69 PS) @ 6,00053 kW (72 PS) @ 6,000
Max torque—93 Nm @ 4,400
AspirationNaturally aspiratedNaturally aspirated
Emission standardEuro 6Euro 6
Performance
 1.0 1KR-FE (2014–17)EU1.0 1KR-FE (2018–21)EU
Top speed160 km/h (99 mph)160 km/h (99 mph)
DriveFront-wheel driveFront-wheel drive
Transmission5-speed manual / x-shift auto5-speed manual / x-shift auto
Economy & emissions
 1.0 1KR-FE (2014–17)EU1.0 1KR-FE (2018–21)EU
Fuel consumption (combined)4.1 l/100km (~69 mpg UK, NEDC)5.0–5.3 l/100km (~53–56 mpg UK, WLTP)
Urban / extra-urban5.0 / 3.6 l/100km (NEDC)—
CO₂ (combined)95 g/km (NEDC)114–120 g/km (WLTP)
Fuel tank35 litres35 litres
Drive-by noise69 dB(A)—
Chassis, brakes & tyres
 1.0 1KR-FE (2014–17)EU1.0 1KR-FE (2018–21)EU
Front brakes247 mm discs247 mm discs
Rear brakes200 mm drums200 mm drums
Tyre sizes165/60 R15 · 165/65 R14165/60 R15 · 165/65 R14
Rim sizes4.5J x 15 · 4.5J x 144.5J x 15 · 4.5J x 14
Tyre pressures, normal (front / rear)——
Tyre pressures, laden (front / rear)——
Wheel-nut torque—†—†
Capacities & service
 1.0 1KR-FE (2014–17)EU1.0 1KR-FE (2018–21)EU
Engine oil (with filter)2.8 L · 0W-20 (rec.; 5W-30 alt.)2.8 L · 0W-20 (rec.; 5W-30 alt.)
Coolant3.6 L (total) · Toyota SLLC (ethylene-glycol OAT)3.6 L (total) · Toyota SLLC (ethylene-glycol OAT)
Gearbox oil (manual)1.7 L1.7 L
12 V battery——
Air-con refrigerant—†—†
Spark-plug gap—†—†

Sources: Homologation (Certificate of Conformity) · Owner's manual · Workshop data. Where an owner’s manual or homologation figure exists it takes precedence; workshop data fills only what those omit. † A safety-critical figure (wheel-nut torque, spark-plug gap or A/C refrigerant) is shown only when an OEM manual or factory service manual confirms it — otherwise it is withheld; always use the official figures for your car.

A dash (—) means we haven’t confirmed that figure for that variant yet rather than that it doesn’t exist — columns fill out as each variant’s Certificate of Conformity and workshop data are added.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Toyota Aygo (2014–2021) weigh?

The 1.0 petrol has a kerb weight of about 930 kg and a gross (fully-laden) limit of 1,240 kg — roughly 310 kg of people and luggage.

Can the Aygo Mk2 tow a trailer?

No — its papers show no factory braked-trailer rating (the maximum train weight equals the gross vehicle weight), so it isn’t homologated to tow. Always confirm on your own car’s Certificate of Conformity before fitting a towbar.

What are the dimensions of the Aygo Mk2?

3,455 mm long, 1,615 mm wide without mirrors and 1,460 mm tall, on a 2,340 mm wheelbase — a true city car that fits almost any parking bay.

How much oil does the 1.0 Aygo take?

About 2.8 litres with a new filter for the 1KR-FE three-cylinder engine. Use the viscosity grade listed in your owner’s handbook and check the level on the dipstick after refilling.

What tyres does it use?

Either 165/60 R15 or 165/65 R14 depending on wheel size, both inflated to about 2.3 bar. Match the size already on the car and set the pressures to the door-pillar label.


Disclaimer: Figures are typical for the generation and may vary by market, trim and options. Always confirm critical figures (weights, towing, tyre sizes) against your own vehicle’s documents.

Servicing your Aygo? Browse the full set of Toyota Aygo (2014–2021) guides, and decode any fault code on autodtcs.com.

Independent guide — not affiliated with Toyota. Always follow your official service manual and safety precautions. Read our full disclaimer.

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